Your first paragraph makes little to no sense to me, except it sounds like you have (or had?) a /bin folder somewhere on your harddrive, and it has something to do with a Java installation.
The...
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Your first paragraph makes little to no sense to me, except it sounds like you have (or had?) a /bin folder somewhere on your harddrive, and it has something to do with a Java installation.
The...
This is what we know:
Windows XP, 2002
Reportedly successful install of JDK (multiple times)
Still no "bin" directory
What we don't know:
What "Still no "bin" directory" means.
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You may be installing the JRE rather than the Java SDK. To install the SDK, you should have to agree to a license or usage agreement (forget what it's called), but it is not required for the JRE. ...
Which OS are you using? Windows (version?), some version of Linux? Something else?
If you open a command prompt and type the command
javac -version
what happens (copy and paste result)?
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The JDK by itself includes command line tools to compile programs but does not include a source code editor or Integrated Development Environment. You can find java helloworld tutorials that will...